International Edible Books Festival Seeks Books Good Enough to Eat
Its time once again for the fan favorite International Edible Books Festival! The 14th annual event takes place from 1-2 p.m.,
Friday, April 1
, in Langsam Librarys 5th floor lobby.
UC Libraries is seeking those interested in creating an edible book for the enjoyment (and consumption) of all in attendance. There are few restrictions namely that your creation be edible and have something to do with a book so you may let your creativity run wild.
As in previous years, entries will be judged according to such categories as Most Delicious, Most Creative, Most Checked Out and Most Literary. Special prizes will be awarded for the Best Student entry and Best Overall entry.
If you are interested in creating an edible book, please e-mail
by Friday, March 25, with your name and the title of your creation.
Looking for inspiration? Visit UC Libraries on
to see photos from the 2015 festival.
The International Edible Books Festival is free and open to all.
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